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About TicketSpice
What is TicketSpice?
TicketSpice is a ticketing platform that lets you sell tickets online and on-site for events like festivals, fairs, concerts, museums, and attractions. It's designed to be easy to use, highly customizable, and much more affordable than competitors like Eventbrite.
Problem it solves
Traditional ticketing platforms often charge high fees and lack flexibility. TicketSpice solves this with a flat 99¢ per-ticket fee (dropping to 49¢ for tickets under $5) plus standard credit card processing. This can save the average event or attraction $16,000 per year.
Who it's for
TicketSpice is ideal for event organizers, nonprofit organizations, museums, zoos, festivals, and attractions of any size. It's not designed for massive enterprise events needing complex integrations, but it can handle up to big crowds with features like reserved seating and box office apps.
Real use cases
From air shows to beer fests, comic cons to waterparks, TicketSpice helps over 50,000 organizations manage sales, reduce lines, and improve attendee experience. It's especially popular for seasonal events and attractions that need a simple yet powerful solution.
Key features
- Customizable ticketing page builder — Create a branded registration page without coding.
- Conditional logic actions — Show or hide fields based on attendee choices for smoother checkouts.
- Box office app — Sell tickets on-site with a mobile POS, even without internet.
- Card on file pre-registration — Speed up entry by linking attendees' cards for cashless payments.
- Reserved seating & mobile ticketing — Assign seats and let attendees use digital tickets.
- Unlimited email confirmations — Send automated confirmations with no extra cost.
- API access and web hooks — Connect with your existing systems or build custom integrations.
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TicketSpice Pricing
TicketSpice pricing: from 99¢/ticket.
For comparison: the median starting price in Event Planning is $47.50/month, measured across 14 tools we track. See the full SaaS Pricing Index →
Flat Fee per Ticket
TicketSpice charges a flat 99¢ per ticket sold, plus standard credit card processing rates of 2.9% + 30¢. For tickets under $5, the fee drops to 49¢. No monthly fees, no contracts, no hidden costs.
Optional Upgrades
Enhance your plan with add-ons like Email Marketing Automation ($9/month + 2¢/recipient), Text Message Platform ($19/month + 2¢/recipient), or White Label Domain Name (custom domain). These are optional and billed separately.
Start with a free trial to see how TicketSpice works.
Frequently asked questions
How much does TicketSpice cost?
TicketSpice charges a flat 99¢ per ticket (49¢ for tickets under $5) plus standard credit card processing of 2.9% + 30¢. There are no monthly fees or contracts. Optional add-ons like email marketing or text messaging are available for an extra fee.
Is TicketSpice free to try?
Yes, TicketSpice offers a free trial so you can test the platform before committing to a paid plan.
Who is TicketSpice best for?
TicketSpice is best for event organizers, festivals, fairs, concerts, museums, zoos, nonprofits, and attractions that want a low-cost ticketing solution with easy customization. It's not ideal for very large enterprises that need complex bidding systems or multi-tiered ticketing.
What are the top alternatives to TicketSpice?
Common alternatives include Eventbrite, TicketLeap, and eTix. TicketSpice often appeals to users looking for lower fees and more customization compared to these platforms.
Does TicketSpice work for on-site ticket sales?
Yes, TicketSpice offers a box office app and scanning tools that allow you to sell tickets on-site and check attendees in quickly, even without internet.
What is the main limitation of TicketSpice?
Some users may find the interface less polished than larger competitors. Also, while it offers many features, it may not have advanced enterprise-level integrations like some high-end platforms.
